David on 3/10/2002 at 11:19
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Livo on 4/10/2002 at 12:07
Definitely! Looking Glass was one of the more interesting game developers out there, and a well detailed book about them would be greatly appreciated IMO.
Mithrandir on 6/10/2002 at 19:07
Hey, I'd buy it!
BadNacho on 10/10/2002 at 12:19
I would buy that in a second! I could have my LGS shrine with all my game boxes and the book.:p
Grover on 14/10/2002 at 18:40
No offense, but can this thread go bye-bye now? It's been rotting here for 4 days and hardly strikes me as "important" any more.
Acez on 16/10/2002 at 20:56
This book would be like a bible to me. Ultima Underworld is one of the best games I have ever played, and Thief rules!..
...But most of all because TTLG deserve it.:thumb:
Hit Deity on 24/10/2002 at 13:35
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Originally posted by Grover No offense, but can this thread go bye-bye now? It's been rotting here for 4 days and hardly strikes me as "important" any more. Well, Grover, somehow I missed it and just now voted. Probably because I don't visit COMM CHAT! :p Glad it was still noticeable and votable. So, there.
I agree, twisty, but it's all we've got, so cookie-based it is. (and what's wrong with cookies? Are you a Pop-Tart man? j/k)
I'd like to read it.
belfong on 25/10/2002 at 06:01
With 403 votes... will the book be published now? Any updates?
(I didn't really go through all the 4 pages of this thread... :cheeky: )
Drom_Editor on 25/10/2002 at 21:00
Just voted yes. I would definitely like to have it especially if there was a lot of full-page concept art and other images.
Maybe I should pay more attention to the IMPORTANT and POLL threads now and then. Sorry it took so long. Everyone should vote, whether it be yes or no.
-Drom
blade51 on 26/10/2002 at 17:18
Computer games are so much bigger than anyone thought they would be ten years ago, and a written tribute to Looking Glass would be the best way to spread the word.
I'd most definitely buy that book
